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[Scripting Question] Another PKMN-Storing Question

Woah

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    • This is a script for storing a pokémon as a variable and then deleting it:
    Code: 
    for i in 0...$Trainer.party.length
  if isConst?($Trainer.party[i].species,PBSpecies,:PIKACHU)
    $game_variables[42]=$Trainer.party[i]
    pbRemovePokemonAt(i)
    break
  end
end
    My question is, how do I change this to search for the 1st pokémon in the party, 2nd pokémon, 3rd, etc? Instead of searching for specifically pikachu, how can I incorporate $Trainer.party[0], for example? Seems like finding the pokémon's index isn't the best way to go about it, but I've tried other seemingly fail-proof methods that resulted in:
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    Thanks!
     
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    Ego13

    Ego13

    hollow_ego
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    • You mean like this?
    Code: 
    for i in 0...$Trainer.party.length 
if $Trainer.party[i]==$Trainer.party[0] #checks for the first Pokemon 
$game_variables[42]=$Trainer.party[i] pbRemovePokemonAt(i) break end end

    Not sure if I understood you right, that you want to store the first/second/third Pokemon in a variable
     
    mej71

    mej71

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    • Ego's script is unnecessary, you just need the two lines, but I made it into a method so you don't have to hardcode it everytime you want to call it.
    Code: 
    def pbRemoveAndStoreFromIndex(index)
    return if $Trainer.party.size<=index
    $game_variables[42]=$Trainer.party[index]
    pbRemovePokemonAt(index)
end
    Just call the method with whatever index
     
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